Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-29
PERSONAL NOTES,
movements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

n. oaoier returned home yesterday.
MIS-. Langtry bets a little money on
morse now and then.
VIM. j.. Stevens went down to M;nora,
Hill last Wednesday.
IL. Sadler left by stage last Monday e.,
Phoebe and way points. III
Mrs. Olsen and family returned bor,
from Iybo last Thursday.
James White, of Whites ranob. WAC i
town during the early part of the wesk.
Major E. A. Littlefeld, of Ogden. e,.
pects TO locate in Southern California soon.
DOE" Lindsay came up fror, Union
last Thursday and returned there vester
day. 'eS'sr
Mrs. Metzgar, accompanied by Willis
day morning.
John Gregovich took a spin down n
Palisade last Monday and returned home
the following day.
W. W.. Bishop, the well-known Nevada
ana Oailfornia lawyer, is practicing his
profession in Ogden.
Bob Hamilton, who has lately Served
out q term of years for stage robbery. ar.
rived here from Carson.
+. +. Mcbride and family left for the
Antelope mines last Monday, after several
days visiting in Eureka.
1t is stated that the marriage of Score.
tary Bayard and Miss Sophia Markie. will
take place early in the Winter.
Mrs. j.. Crowley came up from Palisade
last tuesday for a few days visit to Eu-
reka, and returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Brown returned home last
tuesday from a two weeks visit to San
francisco, looking well after her trip.
James G. Flood, the millionaire is re.
ported to be quite sick. He is confined to
his room at his California. street mansion.
R. M. Whippls, ESQ.,, one of the leading
successful mine owners of Chicago, reports
very favorable results from his Nevada
silver mines.
Dave Felsenthal came over from TAYLOR
last Thursday and left the following morn.
ing for San Francisco to purchase mer.
chandiss.
Mr.. S. Wenban arrived here from Cor.
tez last Tuesday, and returned home the
following day accompanied by Mrs. w. o.
Mills and child.
Bishop Scanlan left last Monday by
stage for White Pine, and Father Phelan
to Austin on the same day by his
conveyance.
L. Edwards, secretary for Eugene N.
Robinson at %Seligman, arrived here last
Sunday en- route to New York, for which
place he departed the following day.
A. Jackson received q letter from II. X.
Mitchell, Esq, last Thursday, stating
he has been detained in San Francisco
on business of Importance, but will return
to Eureka shortly.
Henry Hip and his bride arrived here
Taylor last Sunday morning, and left
for San Francisco the following day. They
were warmly congratulated by a host Of
friends in Eureka.
Mrs. Mackey denies the story to the
that she has sent two expert marks
men to New Guinea to kill 5,0p0 little
green birds for the purpose of making q
cloak out of their feathers.
T. E. Atwell, Sheriff of Elko county,
here after witnesses, who are wanted
the case of the State vs.. G. ID. Lewis
or murder. He will leave with his men
.or Elko on Monday next.
Mrs. W. o. Smith bid adieu to a mum.
Der of friends in Eureka last Monday.
She has gone to California to look for a
nome, and we hope she will be fortunate
to find one in which she will get
Itch and be happy.
T. J. Read came over from Seligman
asst Tuesday and departed on Wednesday
or q visit to Napa, Cal. He reported
everything lively and satisfactory at Selig-
nan, and will return there, via Eureka, in
bout a week from now.
Tom Gilligan, who was unfortunately
lurt a few weeks ago by being dragged by
lis horse while on his way from the
Antelope mines to Secret Canyon, was
town yesterday in fine health, but
till sore from his injuries.
John E. Norris, who came here from
yesterday week, and is troubled
With hemorrhage Of the lungs, is stopping at
he Jackson House. He is q little better
han when he came here, and will leave for
San Francisco as soon as he feels able to
tand the the journey.
kilograms have been received from Mrs.
Jhilds at San Francisco, stating that DR..
leg was amputated close to the
nigh last Thursday, and yesterday his
ondition was favorable. He had five
physicians attending him during the OPP
Lane, Douglas and three
theirs.
Last Thursday Thomas Richard re-
eived a telegram from his mother, stat:
ng that his brother Alfred was expected
o live only a few hours. 1t appears that
he young man ruptured a blood vessel
yhile PLAYING football last April, and
Iemorrhage Of the lungs has followed.
lis father, Reuben Richard, is at present
Mexico. Thomas Richard left for Ber-
:eIey, CAL, yesterday morning.